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Corvette Museum kiosk will take visitors 'inside the sinkhole'

The museum is installing an interactive kiosk that will let visitors explore the cave below their feet via a camera that was installed during the repair of the sinkhole.

February 18, 2015

About a year ago, car lovers all over the world felt their hearts sink as they watched the ground do the same in Bowling Green, Kentucky. A massive sinkhole inside the National Corvette Museum swallowed up eight classic cars, while security cameras rolled.

Three of the cars were restored to their former glory, but according to Automotive News, the rest are going to be put on display in the restored museum, crushed metal and broken glass on display for visitors.

The museum is also installing an interactive kiosk, according to the report, that will let visitors explore the cave below their feet via a camera that was installed during the repair of the sinkhole.